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Title Problems of TCP in High Bandwidth-Delay Networks

Syed Nusrat
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The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) [J88] is the most popular transport layer protocol in the Internet for reliable data transmission. It has had a significant impact on the performance and behavior of the Internet [TMW97]. However, it has been long known for its unsatisfactory performance in high bandwidth-delay product (BDP) networks. Such performance limitation comes from TCP's conservative congestion control algorithms which are unable to cope with the features of high BDP networks,
more » ... , the large per-flow throughput or long propagation delay that requires high outstanding traffic in the pipe during transmission [CO02]. Maintaining a high volume of outstanding traffic in turn requires that the TCP source set a large congestion window size (cwnd).
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Syed Nusrat. "Title Problems of TCP in High Bandwidth-Delay Networks."